Teton County Officials Convene June 1919 Proceedings
Official minutes detail June 2 3 and 4 1919 meetings of the Teton County commissioners Chateau Montana. Highlights include sale of county property in Glacier Pondera and Dupuyer counties to Pondera Glacier and others, road hearings and viewings, and approval of bonds for a 150000 for highway construction with a September 2 1919 election date. Also notes hearings on Kilpatrick district case and July 11 1919 hearing time set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Andrew J. Flynn
R. D. Anderson
Charles P. Crane
Miss Sweat
Teton County High School
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
O'Neil
Glacier County
Martin Jacobson
Jacobson
Dupuyer
Pondera County
Montane
Bogart
sAlso
Valier
Conrad
Pondera
Commissionera
Ponder County
Inneé
Brady
Axherd
Hobson
James Peebles, Jr
Dune
Nesta
Krank ‘Salmond
Ward
Athy
Freeman Daley
Teton County Free
Monna
Teton
Board of County
Cgny Missioners
Sec
Crane
Anderson
Labor Convention Debates Strike and Russia Policy
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention refuse to back a July 4 general strike in support of Tom Mooney while urging a new trial through proper channels. The meeting heated over bolshevism and Russia policy, with calls to withdraw American troops and lift the Russian blockade only after a democratic government is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Soviet Russia
United States
Tom” Mooney
San Francisco
American’ “Federation of Labor
Mooney
Mooney Defense Committee
Russia
National Assembly
Universal Brotherhood
Samuel Gompers
The
Federation
Ard
Ifcal
Holienbacher
State’ Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
Contract Let For Bank Building In Town
The Stockmen's State Bank contract was let last week to contractor Fred Doege. The hollow tile brick building will cost about 15000 dollars upon completion and construction should start within a week or two. Officers named include C. S. McDonald president J. C. Morgan and William Hodgskiss vice presidents and C. H. Norman cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmen’s State Bank
Fred ‘Doege
New Financial Institution
C. S. McDonald
J. C. Morgan
William Hodgskiss
H. Norman
Highway Commission Receives War Material for Montana Roads
Helena June 15 The highway commission noted federal supplies sent to Montana for road building include 19 three ton heavy aviation trucks 33 two ton trucks 33 three ton trucks 73 two ton quadruple drive trucks and 30 autos The three ton trucks are Packards valued around 6000 each and large Caterpillar tractors with 20 ton capacity will aid highway work Distribution from Helena and Deer Lodge to state sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
The
Highway Commission
Bureaus of Good Roads
Federal Department of ‘Agriculture
Montana
Hélena
Deer Lodge
Miss Kate Wellenstein Arrives in Pendroy Yesterday
Pendroy welcomed Miss Kate Wellenstein and Miss AL Takes on arrival yesterday as local community members noted their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wellenstein
Boys Camp delegates enjoy Farm Bureau program on campus
Thirty five boy delegates from county bureau organizations attend a week long course under the high school big top. Program features dairy judging rope work veterinary clinics and lectures by Dr. Crary Riley and others with daily inspections, readings, and a final stock judging contest and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Clarkson
Ogaard
J. M. Davis
So Bo
EB. J. Crary
E. J. Crary
EB. J. Hirshberg
A. J. Ogaard
Riley
McSpannen
J. J
D Greene
N. ‘Haugen
Cleland
Zimmerman
H. T. Rhoads
Mx’ Smith
Rile
Sen
T. C. Larson
A. J. Ogard
Freeman Daley
Fred ‘Moran
Morie
J. McGreg
H. J. McGregor
James Eckford
Dr. Smith
J. E. Dodgskiss
G. H. Hezer
Maynard
Aaynard
Gallant
Big Lynx Visit Shocks Local Home North of City
A.G. Hetrick reports a lively encounter with a farce lynx Monday near his home north of town. The animal disputed possession of the premises, sparking a fight in which a dog played a major role. The lynx withdrew after the struggle, marking the first recorded sighting in the immediate area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.g.hetrick
Higs
Bank Pioneer’ ‘Press
Road party repairs Glacier Park routes after trip
A road workers group of over 50 members left for Glacier Park and found the Chateau to Browning roads in excellent condition aside from bridge approaches and ruts. The party stayed at a large hotel, with the Chateau to Many Glaciers route now open and a five to six hour trip from here, or about four hours to the Glacier Park Hotel, without speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Chateau
Browning
J. C. Morgan
J. I. Cain
A. DeYong
Hd. Lo‘gan
E. T. Glasgow
Cecil Yeager
BE. J. Liptak
C. James Smith
T. H. Pridham
Chas. Strand
Mr. Holland
J. S. Martine
Glacier Park Hotel
Local oil drilling group forms near Teton Canyon
An association formed last week plans a test oil and gas well near Teton Canyon. They purchased a modern Star drilling outfit to 2500 feet and will start within a month. Nyha gen Ames manage operations with members Horace Upman I S Martine R S Nyhagen B L Ames K B Cohoe Jose Ralston 23 E DeHass Mrs Alexander Truchot John Truchot invest time and money, aiming to become developers of a potential productive field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Canyon
Ohf
R. S. Nyhagen
B. L. Ames
K. B. Cohoe
1Jose Ralston
E. DeHass
Alexander Truchot
John’.Truchot
Plender
Yanks Cross Into Mexico to Counter Villa Rebels
El Paso reports on June 15 of American troops crossing into Mexico under Brigadier General James B. Erwin to stop Villa rebels from firing on El Paso. Artillery and cavalry actions near Jaurez and the race track followed with prisoners taken and Villa casualties. Sidney Miller and county deputies arrived to conduct the state land sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Mexico
Villa
James B. Erwinto
Associated Press
Francisco ‘Gonzales
Carranza
Jaurez
Erwin
Villais- Midi
International Bridge
San Lorenzo
Chihuahua
Artilery
Yieta
Here
Sidney Miller
Geo. B. Hopkins
F. R._ Sharp
Former Choteau Boy Killed in Alaska Cannery Clash
Mrs George Adlam of Choteau mourns the death of her son George Jr after he was fatally shot at a cannery in Excursion Inlet Alaska by a Filipino laborer. He had moved from Choteau to Bellingham Washington as a boy and was 15 when the family left for Washington. He worked as a blacksmith for Pacific American Fisheries and died after being wounded June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Adlam
Choteau
Alaska
Georse
Belingham
Wash
Bellingham Herald
George Adlam
Bites Adlum
Jefferson Sr
Excursion Inlet
Adam
Pacific American Fisheries
Bellingham
Insanity Declares Christian Foel Committed
Christian Foel a bachelor farmer from the Dutton area was taken into custody on June 12 and after a hearing before the Insanity commission was adjudged insane on June 13. Archie Richardson and Ed Oliver escorted him to the state institution for commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Foel
Dutton Section
Archie Richardson
Ed. Oliver
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Pole
Babe
Bole
Bole Hall
Austad“ Orchestra
First National Bank
Eau, Mon
Banking House
Watt
Big Cat
Jaarez
George Adlam, Jr
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank of
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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